Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

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 t.ils c, tgn rescus O 6 sailor named
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 here to-day. Vincent was found by the
 Uaitsl States cruiser Rear in An Indian
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 dIiion, but when clothed aui uourished
 told of Inc fate of the crew when the
 bark Was crushed in the ice. All hands
 took to boats without provisions. When
 the boats finally reached the shore only live of eighteen men composing the crew were alive. Two of ths men dIed shO tly after resehing shore. Two others died during the first winter, Vim cant alone surviving. He had lived with the Indians two yesrs and half.
 FLORENCE, A. T., September A - Sheriff Fryer returned from Dudleyville to-day with six Apsches Of Eskminzin's s band. held for resisting an officer. They are all wanted for cattle and horse steal lnR, and had gone to the reservation. Lieut. Watson of San Carlos, promised Fryer to have Eskiminzin give up the men wanted, but the evidence shows that Watson told the chIef to leave for the reservation. Ii is thought that Wat son was Intox cated, When the posse went to Eskiminzin's camp they found it deserted. They followed the trail till near dark, leading to the reservation, end then returned All but four of the posse are still at DudleyvIlle. expecting a retaliatory raid on the settlers by Es- kIminzIn's band, reinforced from the 
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 24.-Best & BeIcher. 3 70; Crocker, 65; Ohollsr, 3 60; Con. Virginia, l5 F.; Confidence, 6.60; Gould < Curry 3.05; Hale & Norcross, 3 20; Locomotive. 10; Peer, 55: Peer less, 1.O5; Potosl, 3 90: Ophir. s l2.; Say age, B; Sierra Nevada, BIO; Union Con-. 25O; Yellow Jacket, 3.65; Mt. Di- bio. $50.
 PARIS, Sept. 26.-The following de- tails have been received concerning the shooting incident on the Frsnco-GermRn frontier. Saturday morning a party of live spOrtsmen and four beaters were following a path on French territory seven yards from the frontier when a person standing behind some plum trees On the German side eighty yards from She frontier fired three shots at them. the first bullet did not bit any one, but the second killed one of the beaters named Brignon, and the third severely wounded a gentleman named Wagner. German officials declare that German soldier named Kaufman. who was de- tailed to assist the forest guards in pre- venting pOsching, fired the shOts. ksuff- man Bfirms that he shouted three times Tor the party to halt before firing st them. He believed they were on Ger man territory. The sportsmeu declare that they heard nothing. Officials on both sides of the frontier are making m IuIres as to the shooting.
 Los ANGELES, September 26.-Mc- Lane, known all over the coast ss the champion shell game manipulstor. was shOt yesterday by 8 stranger al Santa Monica, from whom the gambler had won money, and is not expected to live.
 PARIS, September 26.-A Lieutenant of DrsgoOns, accompanied by a game keeper while out shooting st RsopsuF Pisine near the frontier was shot nt by an invisible msrksmsn in German terri tory. The game keekcr was killed and 'De Lieutensnt's thigh bone fractured. and the surgeons affirm that the shots Eere nsSd by r.ilitsry, Gn0i say the Lieu- ienants thigh will have 70 be smputa- laA II tuh kok k, hAk fred by the customs officials.
 BENSON, Sept. 26 The blockade on he Southern Pacific, caused by the re- ;ent vashouts was rslsed, and the first nsil for seventeen days arrived here yesterday. There WAS Rn immense amount of paper mall filing two box ,nrs and the postal clerks say there Is mother carload to come to-day.
 BosToS, September 26-In the United States court, decision was rendered to-day sustaining the demurrer of the Bell Telephone Co. against the govern Eent suit, and the case was dismissed.
 TULARE, Gala, September 26-A fire Jroke out in Gill's block yesterday and damaged the building and the stock in he stores of c. Bertrsm. and Sherman Zeimalt. to the amount of over i've dollars.
 NEW YORK; September l6-Money IGj; bar silver. 963s; Chicago wheat, lash T, Oci. 711s; corn, cash and Oct I2; pork. Jear l2051 2, Jsny, 12371s.
 NEW YORK, September 26-The de- 'lslon ID the Sharp case has been sf- irmed as the general term. all four udges concur.
 WAsAISGToN, September 26-The President to-day issued a proclamation discriminating dutIes be- III other countries belonging to the ,rOwn of Spain and the United States
 SAS FRASCIsCo. September 26-John 5hneider went home intoxicated last night snd because his wife upbreided lim. he shot her ID the cheek and then hot his son who came tO his mothers assistance. Neither wounds are serious. The man was arrested.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. 26 Cardinal GIb- 1ons, accompanied by Rev. Chapelle, of " Nsshinston, left Baltimore by the morn. ng train for West Portland. Oregon, Fhere he will confer the pallium on Gross.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The Volunteer vas lowered into the water from the dry lock this morning and final preparations were completed on the TbIstle. Captain Barr said he was praying for a good 'resh breeze. The papers cay the Vol lnteer can beat us in stiff weather ssid le. but hope to have it just that way.
 DUBLIN. September 26.-Bsliffs sc- ,ompsnied by police seized s number of ,sttle belonging to family named Hur- ey at KiIbsrry to-day. A crowd attack d the officers with stones and pitch 'orks sEd the police charged their ss- ,allsnts with fixed bryonsts and bsYonet- led several. but were compelled to re- treat without the cattle,
 Scarlet Fever.